Sports Broadcast

National TV broadcast of American football, from a single table.

A 2-camera live feed delivered to Sport 1, Ukraine — produced entirely on APEX OS with an aftermovie alongside it.

Client
Kyiv Capitals
Location
Kyiv, Ukraine
Engagement
28 June 2018
Service
Live Broadcast & Aftermovie
At a glance

Full national TV output — switcher, graphics, replays, encoding, and distribution — from a kit that fit on one small table.

The same crew delivered an aftermovie alongside the live broadcast, handing the client a complete media package from a single engagement.

Client
Kyiv Capitals
Sector
American Football
Location
Kyiv, Ukraine
Date
28 June 2018
Cameras
2
Distribution
Sport 1 (national TV, Ukraine) via RestreamME
Service
Live broadcast + aftermovie
2
cameras
1
table-sized production footprint
1
national TV channel reached
2
deliverables: live broadcast + aftermovie
01 — The brief

What we were asked to do

Kyiv Capitals needed a live broadcast of their American football match delivered to Sport 1, Ukraine's national sports channel. The production had to meet broadcast standard — multicam cutting, live graphics, instant replays, commentary, and a clean encoded signal out to the broadcaster's receiver.

Alongside the live feed, the client also wanted an aftermovie. One team, one engagement, two finished products.

02 — What we did

How we produced it

  1. 01

    Single-unit production

    APEX OS ran the entire broadcast from one chassis: live camera switching, graphics, instant replays, and encoding — all in one interface, no separate systems.

  2. 02

    Compact setup

    The full kit — chassis, touchscreen, Alesis audio mixer, commentator headset — was set up on a single small table. Nothing more was needed.

  3. 03

    Live signal delivery

    The encoded feed was pushed through RestreamME directly to Sport 1's receiver, live, as the match was played.

  4. 04

    Aftermovie production

    Kostiantyn Moseichenko and others produced the aftermovie alongside the live broadcast, completing the full-cycle media delivery from the same engagement.

Broadcast-grade national TV output from a kit that fit on one table — that is what APEX OS was built to prove.

Kostiantyn Moseichenko — Well Run

03 — The setup

Production setup

Cameras
2 × Sony XDCAM 4K
Production system
APEX OS — switcher, graphics engine, replay system, and encoder in one unit
Hardware footprint
Chassis, touchscreen, Alesis audio mixer, commentator headset — all on a single small table
Distribution
RestreamME → Sport 1 (national TV, Ukraine), live
Crew
Kostiantyn Moseichenko and others
From the floor
04 — The outcome

What was delivered

The live broadcast reached Sport 1 cleanly — full broadcast standard, from a setup that would be invisible to any viewer at home. American football on national TV in Ukraine, produced without an OB truck or a dedicated broadcast team.

The client received an aftermovie alongside the live product. One team, one day, two finished deliverables — and one of the earliest documented proofs that APEX OS could carry a national TV production on its own.

Questions, answered

What broadcast standard was the output?

The feed was delivered to Sport 1, Ukraine's national sports channel — full broadcast standard, with live multicam switching, graphics, replays, and commentary all produced through APEX OS.

How was the signal delivered to Sport 1?

The encoded signal was pushed through RestreamME directly to Sport 1's receiver, live, during the match.

Was an aftermovie also produced?

Yes. The same crew produced a full aftermovie alongside the live broadcast, giving the client a complete media package from a single engagement.

Why does this production matter as a technology reference?

It is one of the earliest documented APEX OS productions — showing that national TV broadcast output is achievable from a kit that fits on one small table, with no OB truck required.

The service behind this case

Broadcast & Live Streaming

Live multicam production, graphics, replays, encoding, and distribution — built on APEX OS and RestreamME, scaled to the event.

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